No Fuel Credits for Batteries Act of 2025

This bill would stop the EPA from letting companies use “eRIN” credits—credits for electricity made from renewable fuel—to meet federal renewable fuel mixing rules for gasoline and diesel. It also tells the EPA to block the use or transfer of any such credits that already exist once the law takes effect.

In plain terms, it shuts off this pathway for meeting the Renewable Fuel Standard with electricity-based credits and cancels the ability to trade or use any past credits of this kind.

Key points

• Who is affected: Fuel makers, power producers, and any companies that planned to use or trade eRIN credits. Drivers and communities could see changes in how companies choose to meet clean fuel rules.
• What changes: The EPA may not allow eRIN credits, and any existing ones can’t be used or transferred after the law starts.
• When: These limits apply starting on the date the law takes effect; existing eRIN credits are barred from use or transfer from that date forward.